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by snori74 14y ago
The site has now switched to taking registrations of interest for our upcoming courses in the new year - please sign up to that if you're interested at all in this approach. Like a lot of startups have found, it's hard to know exactly what
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by snori74 14y ago
Absolutely. At least in this case participants do have a working remote server of their own for their duration - a big step up from either a server "just in class" or a Gnome box on their desk.
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by snori74 14y ago
Fair point. It's dark where I am, so sleep is called for, but when I wake I'll add in some extra detail to the launch page. To give you an idea, here's some headers for the days: 1 Accessing your New Server 2 Basic navigation, cd, pwd etc 4
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by snori74 14y ago
Yes, I see that, but these daily "bites' really are just that. For example, the first simply gets you pointed toward PuTTY, provides some reading on SSH, and asks to to logon and use passwd to change your password. And yes, there will be mo
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by snori74 14y ago
No, each day's task will have you leave evidence that you've completed it (a directory created, application installed, etc) so that "we" can judge progress. The "daily tasks have some general tips and a series of link to online resources th
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by snori74 14y ago
Yes, if you check out http://grep101.blogspot.com/ you'll see that its very much pared down from some of the wild ideas I had!
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by snori74 14y ago
Thanks!
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